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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Belrium's Striking Metal workers.

BRUSSELS, May 19.-The metal workers
Of Belgium are joining the strike inaugu-
rated by the miners. Workers in other
trades are likely to follow suit. Eighteen
thousand men have struck. Troops are
being forwarded 10 prevent the strikers
from committing acts Of violence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
BaVaria's Throne.

VIENNA, May 19-It is reported that
Prince Luitpold, regent of Bavaria, will re-
ceive Emperor Francis Joseph's sanction to
assume the Bavarian throne, and that EN-
peror Williams consent has been obtained.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Lacour Wounded in a Duel.
Ridgeway's Fresh Instructions.

LONDON, May 19.-Col Sir Joseph Ridge
way, VINO has charge of the British section
of the Afghan Boundary Commission, has
received fresh Instructions from his govern
ment, and has returned to st. Petersburg
from Moscow
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
DePauw's Will.

NEW ALBANY, IND, May 19.-The will
of Washington G. DePauw was probated to-
day. IL bequeaths S3,000,000 TO his family,
and the residue of his estate, estimated at
S5,000000, is devoted TO benevolent and
educational purposes including bequest OF
$I025 0DD to DePauw University,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
AZ rxtra session Expected.

CHICAGO, Nay 19---In conversation with
a reporter for local paper last night Sena-
tors Voorhees, and Beck expressed an opin-
ion that the President would call an extra
session OF Congress by Oct to consider
the revenue question.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Compositors Strike.

LYNcHBURG, VA, May l9.-The compost
tors on the Ne,cs struck last night, owing te
a difference with the proprietor. The paper
setting type.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Pennsvlvania's I,eglslature.

HARRIsBuRG, PA, May 10.--The Legisla
ture to-day adj2urnod sine die. The House
concurred'in the Seriate amendments TO the
.liil fo regulate tae employment of labor and
aI,olish the ~ sten Of blacklisting employees
mid the bill was passed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Must Fight to q Finish,

New YoRK, May 49, Richard X. Fox.
hacker Of Jack Kilrain, said to-day that
he did not intend to make match with Sui
Ivan except under prize ring rules TO a
finish.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Navo Tcherkask's PLOT.

LONDON, May 19.-The Frankfort Gazette
confirms the report of the discovery Of
plat at Navo Teherkask to kill the Gar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
storekeener and Gauesr.

WASHINGTON, May 19.--The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day appointed William
Daniel storekeeper and gauger at Berea
Post Office. NJ c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Ordered to Join the Czar.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 19-It is reported
that M. DeCier and all the foreign ambassa-
dors have been ordered to join the Gar at
Yalta in June
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
Hanlan of for Pullman.

WORCESTER, MASS, May l9.-Hanlan
left this afternoon for his race with Gaudour.
az Pullman. He was accompanied BY Ku-
bear, 1he English champion and took two
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
New Orleans Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, May 10.--The President
to-day appointed George II. Mott to be
postmaster at New Orleans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
DeFreycinet Called On.

PARIS, May 19.-President Grevy had a
conference with NJ. DeFreycinet to-day and
asked him to form a Cabinet. NJ DeFrey-
cinet said he would postpone his decision
until he had consulted gentlemen whom he
desired to have as colleagues in the Minis
try. Hepromised NJ. Grevy that he would
intimate the result by Saturday at the
latest.
Gen. Boulanger, replying to his secretary's
inquiry as to whether his papers should be
removed from the War Office, said he felt
confident that no statesman would venture
to remove him from office.
Lacour Wounded in a Duel
PARIS, May ia duel has taken place
between Victor Koning, husband of Mad
anne Jane Hading, the well-known actress,
and NJ. Lacour, the journalist who had
written an article insulting to Madame
Hading's reputation. NJ. Lacour was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20
AN ILLUMINATED ADDRESS.

day telegraphed as follows: 'The statement
that have any intention of visiting America
is entirely baseless.n
AN ILLUMINATED ADDRESS.
A deputation of English ladies to-day pre-
sented to the Irish Parliamentary leaders
an Illuminated address denouncing the coer-
cion bill and urging them TO have courage,
faith and patience. Mr.. Justin Mccarthy,
MIR. Dillon and Mr.. O'Connor made appro-
pirate replies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20

,TI1.
nv Tooth
snifields
Is. Arnica
CarJohc
| |, all kind,
Bull aud
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20

~anag9.not cannot but believe that your notions of
fLse fStGe entertained by Lord L.nnsdowne's
h,isseS hs admirers in Toronto [Groans and
eyaSl ,,Sss don't wish to speak in heated or
Torsosse Grated language of what occurred in
nose U,o,lto N last night [Hisses. do not sup
to 1o orS mere IS freedom-loving man from end
nd In I,o Oh canada to-day whose cheeks did
q 6Surn with shame to read OF it.
rai, gentleman who shook my hand in the
|eyoiaao |a ollis morning thought it necessary TO
bIan,ii''illl 70 me: Il am a Canadian, but not q
|apnlasgtuard, / believe him prolonged
|CanaJI9sae.l l believe there are millions of
'''A'an people to-day who will be just as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-20

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| th PEER
'erytlling
packsT
strength
r fastneS
icy do mol %
FIR, NJ. d.
Houston
Apothe
streets
ner Wes'
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

fan en- Yerions Gfterfommere saa op til
9niiaber eler Milioner, uben at ner er,
ct snsfie Megueife mere enbsi bpiltetlom
9sIih foresddenbe elastleb..
Den gqofaub, Vi gtsie Dele af
Sptben er operBefolfet boiSsr lbeaeriffe
gu Son gss.pplsy pa Dusrbsfoif
ming anfsres / &eselen Snbien, Eina %
Srelano. S bisie 2anoe ct ber~efte
Sunsersngb. Men ben fommer lite af
Dperbefolfnins. Snoiens 8efolfnins er
1872, % &inas 119, PIT. ,enself &pabrate
milf rnebe1s satfen 'bar 442,,' 8efsien
Al, england 42S os Meoerlanoene 29l
Menneifer pr engefT &paoratmil. @run@
ben til Mpben / be feritnapnte 2anbe
maa bore noset sanife anbet.. Set er
iimpeltben Sc politiifeOs %iOciale Jorboloe
iom fra uminbelise Eiber fat paret
;slariasen' I'll iaa rttteqseelnt Sob 'os Glenbis=
beb / bisie 2an6e. '5N'
IL 19Jqif58 3IisrfIG2 aE9i3@jH(Gprtf.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

~lHlLGiE ,hJEINY, EbS!Jy iIV ~ Sf1E
t9,Gree EreiSJet bemofratlf 8lao
eieasiper a&aporten fra The National atioa al
Protective Association, Der for itgrite.
9elen beitaar af Meno1 i%nteresierebe /
Brpsserips Bbiifnfprretnins, ansaaens
be 5plserne al Hrobibitionen i &ahias
ltnalpoenoet3 z .Hot1aHg10
5t7s &aperter fra &anfas piierat Brpesez
rieienbpmnte til en- 8arbi al $1,OO0,OO0
er tilintetsjort, SSnbpanbrinsen at itore
@farer al SSttmisranter ct beo Yrobibiz
tion aflsbe fra &auiasaot5SJ BDerne er
ber9 @ftasen1 HGremitribt pgo 5orret<
nlnsn5id q9l9 nsdai5G o43I6 .s619 D:i Ill
nsgGapitaRt ct 8lao3 fra 9opefa be-
merfer BERTH, atranar bet uooiatte ltiaa
ofte bar peret bepiof, ifuloe man, mart
trp. at ser bar not iast beromo 05or bet
fprlte er 1abet peo 8rpsserier itfe paa
lanst ner laa fort iom at ppennapnte
asloetatior1t anfeet, ba madonse e Ombanz
neoe ffwsbler,, Maitiaoartfteber ag an
brte fopfise Soretasenoser: Deriomi set
for5oloer fig iottnI Sc flyer, at mango
Smmisraater en- btnbret fra ut flDtte
inb i &anlos, ba ntaa bet 1pare of zen
1aaban &lasieJ bet pd ftette tSaloDnen;
men for bper EN- af bette @lenent, ;ber
bar itnret forbi &nnias art20nbrlefige,
1ppisee relpettaab1e ggorgssrss iunpet fit
9iem blqnpt ps. gi bebbesp'eTr b itfe At At
bette Ds lenss 9erosp' tbi ben met mmsefitt i fus
pHibe 20 ipblireapfebe p, pei piben ds pm !,
at S~p9oanpriassn til &apiassI # b iiilplffss
trff 3 gqr hqrl p % paij iOm a st nr qoaf f9r, ELS ELS
for at piie at Brobibittonslobens Glen
n~emferelie life bar biubre, bore 8pers
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
.aa Ii ' ooeb M tle)ltiil il ptu.

131'i1gf'o>2"b (a.'a2T"f2 "QH-4 ~ NliDqYuaiC 10 Jd5G no,
"a Merbeoen al 2enbon lepebe oer ct Tr 9amfe Soft, ION i fine Dn9re
Qr bapoe perst fathge, men eterat Neanoen bleo frasa, beafsneoe Setren bans
5oretasenbe, iaa at Be ru1 bapOe ct repttabelt % bpsselst SFm. en Dag Tom
ser en- fremraneo % tab BEN ON at ppaaIriue Fg ior Ell lben Sia1p, boorit aonen
lom' bar minbre relggs eb Manben, os iom enbnu tloels banate cpeoH Ser
ben, ipparebe:: ,gel, pi bar lite tabt laa hbet uO @eGgtonen,1 fben ii fef be-
anuubte BET pb min aRanb Oalaa. "Sar Ri H,, Ebomas 2" Uf ,"lof1oi4 lz3H3aH
oa%"@ otter en- lpen 1ausbeb iuareoe gRanben: ''oHeQ =" NV He
~ 1,,Syo, Mari,, pi bar tht me@k abeno ri besbnbts at frpse Sub,
6papbe iea m gaurns( Fa ptt, en- luoiot SraHe og lappebe SOfr psr efo, men
bar nj tat bette fr lanss fiber, Dg aearie leul osO, at 1Otnenbpienet iis gbGrr
Cite biea % % louerFielbte big. ,Dae, po buL bar 'jso tat, grsfOruben 'bapbe
lea oatha Ell nassnbe samphtis66o, Ct pot2 Sietea os ltuffnOe f~frrpseuse epbs
aft er tabt albaes, tabt % Jig en- gMesaeaen fafrtt epen.g9 ~ loa4o 80 =
ia 8 b. IT, q Rm5 lu o q ia Ilt Sat, ON life ia nesst ION iisgs ri 5ygrenbb
ri tit Meiapn, mautte bu arbabe baarbt osI pb t. frs anbre;; SET AJonnntnahmsB bff
bu tat, Ds Du bapbe en- samnsl uDhot aiofeOs Ell sat, ionN lite odra Oarb az
BRUCE, men ou bar tdbt bet Pr fanss iben.p Ds ia bapoe bu iOnane 1iOer bier
teMa georpuele ooer mig; bet bar ST Sub reo sou oasiaa! tbt % n1fpsg tanbsF
enbpbernnere 1ms,d at bu bapbe tat ha negaE2fm 5s Jar; TIT aft bpabs VI 'taber
peo geiaioneu, bill blue os en- ems Climbing. Cub elkr en- gmo Giper."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
Mtnnsappttss wttnn., 80 septbr.


nioI Set Grbeibe ion mi foresaar 9afota
opl fpfses rneo ipenot' aDpnterfipmbeb
1af ale afbolosiusens gen,esr os SLENDER.
@fignt bet er local option iom ifal item@
mes mes operr, oi1 BET bog bape famine 8etDo=
= ming 15o,m ct Nmanoementet til &onitituS
tionen, ba ale Coulter p~itenfpr Nisiourp
. mebt ct par %lnbtaselier ital femme oper
Yrohibition paa ben iammeo Dag md
or, t9a ,,6elt Raabetrr er 9iort tit Organ
for Temperance Nliancem i2spbS afota,
spil pet iplse 8ampen meb benz @pias=
tiebeo pus oSnterresfe iout Sasert freezer
Solicit / Dafota CT torbereot for en-
llaabau Sous s%fntaselle.a Ser stpes iffe
0mange, .oer bill bere Naotet &riiten oloa
lamtibis ~foripare Saloontrafifen. er
@riiteu fbefitter fig paa at .sipre bel
iGo6e ps Iaa ianbt ium D%ritfetrafitten /
settle 2ano buert Nar FREEZER 1O0, 900
Dffere os faiter DEM / en- .9runters
@rap, iaa piit ct Irbeioet for oenn'
Trdfifs norpobelie ct @ooe. ~,t,,,
Sou bar Borserne / 0atpta Nnleonin:
gen, at iette fin gel paa nbprets Raff'
% 5la9 / d51ag tano bet mn forbDo'
@dls os Eiloirtainse al beruiet,oe Grit
fe.t @pprssmaa1et er ifte ont be Tan
'ott ben fan ejennemfpresa eler on
ben pil ifaoe 5orretninsen. Spprssmaa:
1et5 ct: Ct Set ret? Gr Set ret, iaa 9aa
CUBS geapt1 og sipr bpab &et er Q!
6plserne al at sjpre BET iom &et er, ia:
albrig fbrt til Set, 11om bar peret Snot
9db bper. iitemmeberettiset 8orser ino
ie 8etppninsen al BET gote, ban e;
8eiiboelie af.gd2ab bet 8ote aoere ion
en- Nsgel, Der 9lufer Saloonberen igje1
os ,nsett 1utferi op. ut en 1aaban 2o'
. q g~h..4~. ,r..r u r-t.rt.H.-B'
fan sjennemaffbdres oiier 'afle Siitorien'
gremp1er,, bpor ben bar per ct; 3 an atlt
Mteu r2oou, ,opertreoes e. itfey en- Sci
peo 2opeu.2 Cubs SOB opertrebes bpe
Sag os bog er bet, Dor &etteupr. Ser
1ota Der lite bar, nosen nbitet til at e1
Sob BIER toopertraabt, tba bar EN- iaaba1
Sou ooerflpots. Yrobibitionslope bli
opertraabt, mer, mar 9qnoel meb Bren
beoin blir 5%orbrDoelie, ierf ba fan Be
iettes, en- 9tppper for ben 6orbrDoeli
iowr9 raFfener % ben iom ben afteofom
n1er. 2open fan siennemferes. % ben!
@jenemfprelie bar piito ii9I at bring
sbbe] Sslser3 for Stat os &omune. ootiIf-
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

5.,,4 TIMBER &anpens aSeoe Ghanta) iprense SaoenAfet nneo 4Dpnamat ct
6us tlbprenbe Sam Soues, en gfsn, eherE bnt baooe t6oet en- tnu1enoe Sale
Daeen eer mootps ban st. reo, bupri be trube meo at ienoe bet Sus, buor1 bait
bube uo BAN lep % Some til plben sp bus bn life font fig 1unea. nT nSes
leae gupet for min aone" fortale bn flu ienere. HoSun lbleot bh9 Smn 'fMt
bun einorebe IA Oar tlbase, % Iaa bet use SRn, bum ba bauoe iamaen ho
en- Drufenbolt at en- NRano, iasoe bun; Net, lab alDrs af at iiempeimoo 8rans
beoin. Deriom Sc luloe ienbe os til 8ems, ia sar oi 10 ianmen til Siahanaen
% Dpnamitrouten er lsena sob iom nosen an@n" Sep sp lite Up Ios bet bar
lite ena lptes Dem at ienoe mig gemet; men lg bobt nit 9sfe log ieaoe tire
a' benz pa slapriet % fem pa Gounhaien. 1Get er tsen panieis sastaa
enjuree 9robibihon, Ioerou man bar en- aRapor meb backbone Neen oeriona ri
6nr en- gltrane til guoeruer % en- Dltapper til DeaDer, nbporeoes fan etapente
at iHe iml sieuneufme en- Erobibhonsoo! ''NHIo 0f 10 12oa1of 2ooo'&
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
= III ~ IL n
= Observation-Disclosures lamler fore
gumnhrnneer FL; BE bsmte anar9ifter, Der
itatl barnsyssss ben IL Surrender. '''lo'@ !.

III 6 Slau 91aire. eaa Sobnioan,
Is 5Nqqrr4 tssammel faloto + ! en- 8grpnoo "a "a
SOB bpb os breffebe besse Ben. 9un
flDnsebe fig fait til @anobstten % Bier
ballet optsien. oqD Bet aatases at BUN oil
fonmeg fid. lid n9j9i NO ntunlle ! H1nei
ID 19duli. ~ ~ .l9gI. il? .gtiail5i
sWalter; SSqmes, Spn Of 6orfatttseree4r'
8. 6. Sames pgbe al, GastilfalOe,
5an efferlqberf ofoorluhbsegti 8 Some pae ea setu
ipm er 8Dens gitp attorney % en- anoer
Iom bor / minneapolis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

ga min gRie til snbtn, fortaQer 9Rpr g Compton, meoens is lab
nit stunt ON Nuten, bprtes bette rebionnme f@tris: zen WRanb Oprborb" seq
bar mo ct: fnrbs til at lpe 10 pa 9etetr men pa ies fem IT, attenk, al pet
fu pube pare at saa @aen for benz, Der ifuloe frNe bqnt1 forbleo js bpor leg
oar.. Spao ian is gin, tante is iet jig tos 2psten uo Of &rosen % dboot
ben ben til ginoua, fr a. lie ubq5 st balot 2aRnut ienere dbpre ts nAHn right,
ban e treltll", beorpqa is bense 2pskn tilbase pq5 bensi Plabs Den nahs
Sag bprte is ben slebelse @ferrnnius at bet par peo 2Stnnett fra min 2Dete at
monben oar bkpen irsf. Set uar 9pet i rHte SID, Der latte Solicit pmbprb
.tano til at fae Tpuet paa ree Steo. .snYqii4 rg09m mI2
~ % No.. ..,.,.2i MY60G3lqG. MI yqm7 "uiiIduI,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

6remIfribt bebsper ri Bloc at benbiie til
ben magelgie DIPPING af8perne 9opefa
@idita, Sut6inion, @arben gitp og
mango andre foruben 81 mango fraaa
2anbsbper. Disie &jfnbssieraitger
gjer ale benz til 2ggnerS ber Tiger
at Mcbride 8rObibiti6nea Dor stath
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
fMorge.

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.o1e- Meranber &jeqanos npe Sfue1pil
,,8ettDs GormDnber'n oil} ONT fort Eibnb
tomme paa, @plbenbals, 6orlag. S ben
nermeite2 Gremtib pill rosiaa SSanions
,,Noromeno / Mmerifa" ubfomme. ,,.,.,
ita-Il1nber Lite; September; er S. @attz
ne anerfjenot iom 8artusiiiif 8icefoncul
t Stapanser. " 70 tyI91>fro1 2Gs5j col
.ui- Mrbeioermpbet J. Mrenoal, Set
2iorefommer ps, ~ltriper n6ebrelanbspenz
men," at Be al Nrenoalsmpbet yfattebe
8eilutniuser er iaa paafrepebe % rimez
.lise,, at life a1ene iamtioise ,Mrbejbere
nlaa funre tiltrebe benz, men at bet 1o9z
laa: mao blipe Ell: Sci al Brosrammet
for ben liberate Bolitit at zsiennemfpre
be f%orilaaebe &eformer, forlaapiot Sob
s%ipninscns Meooirtnins '%uofrapes.3 11I
Slere af De paa Mpbet %optreoenoe
Ealere fees at babe bapt lioen Eilib til,
at @euitre piloe antase fig Arbeioernes
Sag, Set ter uaturlispis iaa, at Grs
beioerue / fin i~ociafe Scamp oil itpoe
mob &apitaler baaoe til 9eire % genz
tire, men buao be rent politiife &rap an
gaar, tror ri bog, at 8entre pil pere
meb paa at sipc Nrbejoerae &et. 9et
bar bog i &eselen+ loiit fig, at ben liberalse
Yolitit bar iamlet Grbeioerne unber lit
Maerfe, forbi be fpler, at bet er Der man
bel1t fan peu1e &etferoisbeo, ON ben etlo
fpmmer ieut.Jg' ,t;5IJoa 9~i1oI4 n
- Haa @albppiseen inbtraf forleoen
en- 8esipenbeb, Der let funoe bapt iprsez
lise Splser.1t Sen Der befjenote@ 6prer
Smut !Sole fulste nemlis'en &eiienoe Gop
paa Sielbet. 9eroppe bot faloen Npine
ber ifiulte en- al be mango Spreffertoi
Gjelbet. s en- iaaoan falot @nut }Sde
neb ! en- antaselis 9pjoe Of CO, IS Sob.
Dsn &ejienbe stnnoe lber 3intet 5aqnnbpeedt
eibre eno le at flag Ifaat l. 5oltrp San
eaar berfor ne6, faar fat paa e.. aardb'ee1n1
@eiienbe, og bisle to faar pa ballet Smut
Up efter en- 5 6 Timers ,Sorlpb. S
al Sen T,o baobe Smut 1isset ne6e /
gpretfen / Ssoanro.. Smut itat lite
baoe bapt Wte1nt al oe'nne stffere.. vs. . ~
rs, 3: s, g., Drbenens npe Sofa
tale / Molesaben go. 3s er III brast
unlbber Gag, 90 man .,botber for, Eioen
paa meb bets SSnoreonins,' Der bill pare
ti1enbebrdst 11ooper Sbiten.: S'.'='4'',
'R44! @aaroe1,; Der e. 8 @taser fri
bVatr cit patter '1ubieenoe. lite gytalse
inbreoet &afelotale FAINT en- Yr1oatbez:
fpemmelisbeo. - 22oen 5Gtase 4itat Der
inbrebes 9pfaler for be forfjelise 2oser
os bele 3bje gtase fiat liuorebes til
5eitlofale. 5eitialen er 70 -:12"M!
flor os er beresnet paa at futile rurante
ca.120O.n Ser Toner. u Sang II 9alens 3
Siber, inorebess @aaerieerrn 90 >, fore
Ssrptrapper prer ira gpsninssnns 5leierr
op til ielpe 5alen. ,,l1,, .,nso. adj u4ft
Sen belle gpsnins bar ct iolib % en-
felt nbieenbe, i, Nrbeioet upfpres Of ST.
gpsmefsr s., g, a~rrifiqnpiienn, pen iqnmnrra1se
iom bat bpsset 5rimenisbeoens &irfe
i llrsdoeu.d jl1osifterne er auilaaeo 50,z
600 @t. j Gt'J sa4i1 j u20unyI!E ~
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

.t24t'9er er BranO t stOoense' soDmtrins,
nu,ebae,dI; Mpsennf nun m1nuilliissipr gteila1uuiite,ut.' )
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01
A PROBABLE DEMAND Fob OUR
SILVER,

Silver keeps steadily up to the
81 and e7t notch. This would ap-
pear to indicate still further advance.
Though our exports are at present ex-
ceptionally light, there must soon be
an increased demand abroad. The
characterization by Germany has been
discounted long since, and arts and
manufactures will cause an increased
demand from al nations. Then, in.
deed, unless the production increases
in a larger ratio, will the price keep
up. 1t was a question of time when
German silver would have found it,
way into market, and We believe the
time has come. This being the case
there must soon be heavy calls on thil
country for silver bullion. OF course
the demands of nations across thu
water will send up the price ane
keep it up.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01
PROBABLY A SWINDLE.
The Order Of the Knights Of the Silver
Button.

The Order Of the Knights Of the Silver
Button.
"Never in the history Of the world"
says the Chicago Mining Review,
"since Abraham bought tho Cave of
Macpelah from the sons of Heth, with
silver current with the merchant has
silver occupied such low purchasing
capacity as in the year of grace, 1887.
In all ages and countries gold has
been the currency of princes, silver
of the common people, and copper Of
the extremely poor.
"In order to increase the purchas-
ing capacity Of silver and elevate it
to the standard equal to its merits, an
order has been established, styled
knights of the Silver Button Every
ono admitted into this order must
take VOW by all honorable means to
aid in elevating the price of silver,
and the consequent reward of its
production. The insignia will be a
silver button worn ir the top button
hole of the left lapel of the coat.
Monogram, K. S. B. The entrance
fee will be IS; which will include the
insignia and postage. The rest Of
the fund will be used for the good Of
the order. John M. Dunphy, Com.
mander; Charles D. Poston, Chan
cellor. Office 1873 Monroe street, Chi
cago, Ill.,"
III this new "Order" is not an un
mitigated swindle, it looks very muct
like one.-Ep. TINES.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01
Stage Weapons.

On the real stage swords aud dag.
gers were made of wood. Kemble
used . wooden sword, and so did
Macready and the elder Booth. For
rest did sometimes, but sometimes had
the real thing, and, it 10 said that
when so armed. the actors with him
we're not . little alarmed, for whom
the tranoe-like spell, which is Ny,n
Crinkle's latest definition of genius,
came over him, and his eye, like the
poets, was sin a frenzy rolling," be
was not little dangerous, and it was
q relief to have the fencing bout
over. The same sort OF danger at.
tends Herr Schott, the opera singer,
who, in stage fight, goes for his ad-
versary with vigor and skill far too
realistic to be pleasant, and just IS il
he "meant business" Only last sea.
son he nearly poked out tho eye OF
another vocal celebrity. Well, in the
days Of the wooden swords, realism
aud chronology were not Of SO much
account as now, and so they were
made pretty much in the same mold.
Guns and pistols have always been
real, because their object being to
make bang, anything in the way OF
imitation would have a tendency to
"spill." At the present epoch, real
weapons, in all their endless variety,
are used, and the armory of = large
opera house Is often as interesting al
an arsenal museum.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01
THE POTTER SISTERS.
They Experience An Almost Tot
Failure on Wood River.

They Experience An Almost Total
Failure on Wood River.
Tho Potter Sisters played to slim
audience, in HALEY Thsater last night,
and left this afternoon for Bellevue,
on their way out OF Wood River.
These ladies are genuine artists, who
give msritorious performances, and it
is therefore TO be regretted that they
did not do better heee. But, the fact
is that people are 90 used 70 the big
photographic printing 80 profusely
posted and shown everywhere BY
travelling troupss that they arc apt 4
underestimate "shows" that do MOI
come we'll provided in that line. TIN
Potter Sisters will therefore do vel
to provide themselves with big lint
of show printing before travelling
much where they are not known.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-01

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